Word: fcc
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...which will soon apply for FCC approval of a compatible color television system, expects to get its first sets on the market within a year after an O.K., go into mass production within two years. Estimated price: 30% to 50% more than black & white sets. Other setmakers, however, are less sanguine. Said Philco's President William Balderston: "Mass production cannot be accomplished before 1956, if then. The lowest price at which [a] color set with a 14-inch picture can be put on the market will be approximately...
...proposed Channel 2 station, one of three temporarily reserved by the FCC for non-commercial television in the state, would cost $406,080 to $500,130, depending on the power used. It would be ready to go on the air by the summer or fall...
...FCC has reserved this Channel until June 2 exclusively for educational purposes. After that date, any organization may apply for a license...
Only Crimson game carried on TV was the Harvard-Dartmouth clash in 1951. Plans were made to color televise the Harvard-Yale contest that year but were thrown out when the FCC clamped down its restrictions on color television...
...tube, along with manufacturing instructions, to 177 of the nation's television set and part makers. It is already producing tubes for experimental sets earmarked for selected viewers, expects to be turning them out at the rate of 2,000 a month by midsummer. RCA will soon ask FCC to approve its system. If it does, RCA thinks it can have color receivers on the market nine to twelve months later...